Computability is a concept from theoretical computer science and mathematical logic that deals with what can be computed or solved using algorithms and computational models. It addresses questions about the existence of algorithms for solving specific problems and their feasibility in terms of time and resource constraints. The central theme of computability is the ability to determine whether a given problem can be solved by a computational process. Key topics in computability include: 1. **Turing Machines**: A foundational model of computation introduced by Alan Turing.
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